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FTP using Filezilla

April 7th, 2009

Here you will find instructions to upload files onto the hkstories.net server using Filezilla. Filezilla is a free open source FTP program you can download online at www.filezilla-project.org. If you are using Microsoft Windows, download the Filezilla Win-32.exe file.

Step 1.

Download the installer from www.filezilla-project.org. Install Filezilla onto your computer.

URL is www.filezilla-project.org

URL is www.filezilla-project.org

Step 2.

This is what you will see from Filezilla as soon as you open the application. At the top of the user interface, you will find three entry boxes. The left column with a list of files is your computer. The column to the right shows the files and directories of the server/location you will be uploading to.

The interface for Filezilla

The interface for Filezilla

Step 3.

The first box is where you enter the server/location. This will be provided to you. For the ijs-global.com location, you will enter  ftp.ijs-global.com

This is where you enter your server information.

The second box is where you enter your username ie: class09@ijs-global.com

This is where you enter your Username.

This is where you enter your Username.

The third box is your password. This password was provided to you - the same one as you used for Fetch.

This is where you enter your password. Please do not forget it.

This is where you enter your password. Please do not forget it.

Step 4.

Once you’ve entered all your information, click the “Quickconnect” button to connect to the server. Once you’ve connected, uploading a file is simply dragging a file from the left column ( which is your computer ) to the right column ( the ftp server). If you would like to create a new folder on the ftp server, right click in the right column and select “Create Directory”. This is a good practice because it will help you organize your files.

The interface for Filezilla

The interface for Filezilla

Step 5.

After you’ve uploaded your file. You can see the files now exist on the server and can be seen on through the web.

You can see now your file is in this location.

You can see now your file is in this location.

Step 6.

The final is location of your file should look similar to the URL in the photo.

“mj2008_fall01″ should be replaced by class09 - ie http://www.ijs-global.com/class09/yourname

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